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Now this library support regular events ('auto') and 'background'. For a current use case, we're looking for a calendar view that can display multiple layers of auto events. Meaning: if two events in layer 1 overlap, they'll render side by side and if two events in layer 2 overlap, they will as well, but if an event from layer 2 overlaps an event from layer 1, then the layer 2 event is rendered on top of the layer 1 event, both displayed in full width.
I understand this may be a very specific issue, but on the other hand, since you already support two layers, maybe it's not that big of a change?
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Hello. Now there are no two equal layers as you wrote. In fact, the placement algorithm does not work for background events.
I think "layers" is an interesting idea. I think that in theory this could be implemented in the future. But at this stage, unfortunately, I cannot give exact dates. I will leave this ticket open so that others interested can also check in.
Now this library support regular events ('auto') and 'background'. For a current use case, we're looking for a calendar view that can display multiple layers of auto events. Meaning: if two events in layer 1 overlap, they'll render side by side and if two events in layer 2 overlap, they will as well, but if an event from layer 2 overlaps an event from layer 1, then the layer 2 event is rendered on top of the layer 1 event, both displayed in full width.
I understand this may be a very specific issue, but on the other hand, since you already support two layers, maybe it's not that big of a change?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: